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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-04-26
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Now On Sale.

5000 yards Cream Crinkled Sccrsuckcr
Ginghams. eight different widths of stripes,
only Sc. per yard.
100 pieces of fine Curtain Scrims. choice
STYLES of fuggotting. only Sc. per yard
ground colors. with fancy figures, lovely styles.
only 1211c per yard
1000 pairs White and Ecru Noting ham Lace
Curtains only Use. per pair.
1000 Ready-made Window Shades, Spring
Roller. all cUl0rs. only Sic. each.
100 dozen Ladies' Pin Stripe Cotton Hose. full
regular made, double heel and toe, only Csc.
per pair.
Mems Shirts.-Wc have received another
hundred dozen of Mems Unlnuadricd Dress
Shirts. thoroughly made and well firing. which
we offer az the low price of 3gc. each. This
shirt is uncquallcd in this country at the price.
New Neckwear.-S00 dozen Neckties. soc.
each. The shapes are -Four in Hand" and
Knots" and come in choice variety of pat
terms in light colorings.
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For Rent.

THE large sTOKE-ROOM on Washington
i street. well located for business. lately Oc
Cupicd ny S. i. Dalglrn- Possession given al
once if desired. Fine cellar and rear entrance
JAS. LAW. HoOFF.
Sentcmher 81 1851
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gible Depository.
Spgit-Eottom Chairs.

TfliIE undersigned would hereby inform the
I public that he continues the manufacture
Of SPLIT-BOTTOM CHAIRS of all kinds
Arm. Rocker and plain-"f the best material
ard at low rates. Table chairs furnished Mt
$40 per dozen: Children's Plain Chairs. 40 cts,
each: Children's Rockers. 20 cts; Ladies' Rock
crs. 81: Gents Arm Rockers. 50. Other Chairs
pr"pOrtio.atcly low. Old chairs re-bottomed
on short notice. ELIAS HIGGS.
? o Middlewav. Jefferson Co., W. Va.
February Il. 1SS2-y.
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There is serious revolt in the
ranks of District Assembly, No. 40.
knights of Labor, of New Fork.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1887-04-26

The Gallego FIGURING and Corn
Mills at Richmond have been sold to
Charles w. Todd for s120,ooo.
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Total. sI4. 0eo.0O
Should the holders wish iOnds pnid in El!ii.
more. please address me at Cumberland. Nd j..
as carlr rs possible.
As all of the Jefferson County Der cont.
bonds fssurd to the Shenandoah Valley Rail
rOGd have Lceu c0llcd. the hOidGrz If the same
are requested to present Them nj tho office of
the County Treasurer for payment. a. they are
bearing No interest. y A%$NS.
Agent for Jefferson County. W. Va.
Mnrfh ~ 1887
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Rooms for Rent.

A SMALL family can be supplied with sew
n eral good rooms, conveniently located
Enquire at the SPIRIT OFFICE.
March l. 1SS7-tf.
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General Insurance Agency
3. r. LElsENRlNc,
CHARLESTOwN, ". VA

Insure against FIRE in the following nr.t-eiass
companies:
The Lancashire Insurance Company, of LonS
don. England. Assets. .! .alS. 22S.02
The German Insurance Company, FfecpofEF
Illinois. Assets. 81 $50. sqS.OS
The Reading Fire Insurance Company. Pa,
S4OO. 200.
The Mutual Benefit Association, of New Ark,
New Jersey.
The National Life and Maturity Association,
of Washington. ID. c.
The Fidelity and Casualty Company, Of
New York.
May l. 1856.
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w anteG :!

TN each Catholic Parish in this City. County
i and State of West Va. an Energetic and In
tclIigcnt Lady or Gentleman to secure orders for
one of the most beautiful hooks ever published.
- Life of Pope Leo Kill" by Rev. Bernard
ORcilly. D. y. Sells ut sight, magnifcently il
Illustrated with steel and colorcd plates. An in
dustriOns party can make $40 day on this
book. Address or apply at once to
P. j. FLEMING & co.
No. 4 fifth Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa.
ApriI IS 1SS7-1m
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Garden Flowing.

TsNHE undersigned is prepared 20 PIOw Har-
4 row ;.Gd Lay Oh Gardens and Lots. ia the
most approved manner and at low rates
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
GEO. W. WRIGHT.
FrErEarv l. ISS1-Sln.
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MARRIED.

At the Watson House. Charlcstown, April
18th. 1887, by Rev. DR.. A. C. Hopkins. Mr..
JAMES w. CANNIFORD. of Clarke county.
Va. to Miss LUCY E. CONRAD, of Jefferson
county. w. Va.
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NEW
Seasonable Silks.

Having enlarged this stock to do,,blc its
former size. it nov embraces nearly all the de-
sirablc Foreign and Domestic silk Fabrics pre-
scnting an assortment in variety and richness
never before shown by lis. AS fairly good
index to the stock VIC quote:
so pieces Summer Silk. in white and black
and white checks and broken pIaids. only Soc.
per yard.
neat. stylish checks. only j!lc per ward.
20 pieces Summer Silks in light. changcahle
check effects, only 621?c. per yard.
We are showing superb stock of POngee
and China Silks. in both plain and fancy shad-
iu"s. There is every indication of an increased
demand for these goods this season. they hcinr
undoubtedly the most popular fabric for eve
ming wear ut the scashore and mountain re-
treats. We offer:
10 inch China POn-ces in natural color with
neat. fancy figures and pin stripes. These can
he made into entire suits. used in combina-
ton with the plain Pon"cc; only SOC. per ward.
23 inch China POn@ce in dark ground c0lors
with plain stripes in light effects only Sac, per
yard.
Is inch Real China Silks. in all the leading
dark and light shades. only SIC. per yard.
"a inch Fine China Silks. in light ground
colors. with fancy figures and stripes, only 81
per yard.
Louisine Silks retain their well deserved pop
ularitv as handsome. yet scrviccabc silk fac
rlc: we are showing an excellent line of plain
shades. with hair line plaids to match, only 81
per yard.
AhS N'ulnh Nllks. so cuIleu on
account of the Diamond shape design woven
into the fabric. These come in all the newest
soft shades, and will make elegant evening cos
| tunes. tea gowns. etc, only SIPS per yard.
Elegant line Of China Silks in delicate ground
shades. with high colored flower designs, very
| choice. only S1.35 per yard.
Superb Novelty" China Silks. rich colorcd
stripes. intcrspersed with contracting flOwery
designs. only S1.75 per yard.
| 100 pieces natural Shantung POngces each
piece containing sufficient quantity for q full
suit, 81, IS, 81 50 and $40 per piece.
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E5 uS;c Teaching.

NTK7. AMELIl b. H,MAEER d sire. to
~ form Music Class in CharI.:'"wn. and
will receive IIIpiIs at very REASONABLE rates
For full particulars inquire "f her father. Mr..
z. RrownOid. il this place. or address Mrs.
HanrIkcr. care OF \. NagiIl Smith. Principal
of the VALLEY Female Institute. Winchester. Va.
October : ISE;-rf
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Send for samples and priccs. or send your
order and allow us to make the selection sub.
jcct to your approval.
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FIFTH CALL
For Sf4,ccc.oo
6 PER CENT.
Jefferson County Bonds.

CHArLusTow1. ". VA. March q. 1887:
NOTICE ir hereby given that the principal
IN and accrued interest OF the bonds herein
below named will be paid ut the Trcasurcrs
office Of Jefferson County, W. Va. in Charles
town. W. VA. on the
3Oth day of april, 1887,
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NOTE.-Goods bought of us by mail. can
IN be returned If not satisfactory, aud the
amount paid will be refunded you.
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Sewing.

MISS sALL1E HECK offers her services as
WI Seamstress in private families. OF will
take i'll Sewing at the residence of her EIO;licr,
corner of Congress and Water streets.
Nav q. lSSS-tf.
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For Sale ]!

A n Iron Safe. Inquire of
N BEALL BROS. d PHILLIPS.
December /. 1SS5-u
nALGARN has received HE second install
~ Inent Of Shoes. for Ladies. Gentlemen and
Children. He has the largest variety he has
ever had in stock. all of which will be sold NJ
shortestli living profits Call and examine stock,
three doors west of First National Bank.
DRIME CanVassed Hams always In stock.
Il quality guaranteed. For sale three doors
west of First National Bank, by
March %. 1887. 8. 8. DALGARH.
CANNED Goods. Dried Fruits. Beans. &c,
~ DC. for sale by s. s. DALGARN.
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The Chicago anarchists are dis
banding.
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son day Of april, Is

and that the interest said bonds will ccusc
that dag. viz: jefferson County Bonds. 6
per cent bonds. issned to the Shenandoah VAL
ley Rnilrnad COMPANY. nMnbered rs follows ::
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FOR LOW PRICES OF LUMBER
see advertisement of
MesSrs. WILLET & LIBBEY.
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DWELLING.

with about go ACRES OF LAND attached,
the property of the late Mrs. Anna Root de-
ceased. and divided into Twelve Lots. with fine
street along the front of each, US follows:
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Gen. John A. Loqan.

The volunteer service defended and upheld. -
I.Oyan's Personal "Reminiscences of Army Life.
Large Octave Volume. Beautifully illustrated.
AZ, nts wanted at once Circulars free.
p. J. FLEMING IL CO..
No Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-07-22
In,naisrn in China.

The Rev. Jonathan Crossett, who for
seventeen years has been n missionary in
China, SAYS that one section of China is
stin untouched by the missionaries--the
Mongols living TO the north and west.
The Mongols go down to Lassa in Thibet
as to a Mecca, and evidence can be found
among them of the teachings of the early
Christians. They are the most tenacious
as to their religion of any people whom
he had ever met. Their deity is called
Borhan, or light, and their belief
LamaiSm-is founded upon tenetS held
by all Christians. They observe one day
in every seven, and although they wor-
ship idols, they have ten commandments,
and their system of morals Is very high.
New York Sun.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-07-22

In returning thanks TO yoi for lny mi
raculOus cure of eczema or salt rheuiil,
deem il advisable 90 give you detailed
account of my ease, and rs there is, and
always will be, Il prejudice against adj
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TO publish this testimonial, and Al inqui-
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fully answer. | do this that people VINO
90 on wear after year paying out large
sums of money to incompetent physi-
clans and receive TO cure, o. even relief,
or end in filling premature grave, rs
was nearly my ease, may be induced 10
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REMEDIES.
AT the age of three months rash made
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was called; he said teething was the
cause; he prescribed some cooling Ned
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and head. Another NJ. ID, was called.
He professed to know all about the case,
called it "King's Evil" and prescribed
gunpowder, birthstone and lard mixed
into n salye, but the disease continued.
They could not do anything with II. An
other prescribed boraX water and Hour;
another, linsecd poultices. None OF them
did me any good at all, but made me
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it spread TO my arms and legs, TIL was
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mother would have to lift me out and
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on my hands and feet, but | could not
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Il sort of dressing gown. My hair had
all matted down or fallen oil, and my
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time in the summer TO keep the flies Off,
Nv parents consulted a prominent phy-
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other physicians before mentioned were
of Dundas and Hamilton, Canadal, he
said he could do nothing for me, that the
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/ would have no control Of them.
The disease continued in this manner
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give them trial.
When first applied the CurIcuRA, /
was all raw and bleeding from scratch
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10 sleep almost Immediately, something
| had not done for years, the effect was
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-07-22

50 soothing.
The first morning after using ii my
flesh had no skin only on The end OF nay
nose was pink color. Next day IL was
kind of white. and / could place my
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ful. In about two weeks could stand
straight. but not walk, was 40 weak,
but my sores were nearly well. Then
| commenced the use OF the CuTICuRA
REsoLvRNr, and in three days ! was
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pimples from the top of my head To the
soles of my feet; 10 say they were PAIN
full would not do justice To the ease. In
from two 10 four days they burst and
left n small scale, which dropped of and
left the spot pure and the skin white.
and as near rs can Judge was cured
in about six TO eight weeks, and up To
this date 4. e. from January, 1871. To
January, lSS7), | have not been sick in
any way, nor have had the least signs of
the disease roappearing on me. ] have
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signs of the disease yet. The only differ
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finer, softer and not so liable to get chap
ped as is other persons.
No doubt many persons will not be-
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| don't blame them a bit il they do, but
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I GROC r ".

Homemade Bologna Sausage, Mackerel
bv the bbl 4 Dbl. and by the kit; sailed
Herring by the barrel and in small
quantities to suit BUYERS.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-07-22
GROCERIES,

A full line of Groceries, consisting OF
White and brown sugars, molasses-3O,
40, so and 40 cents per gallon-coffees,
loose roasted and in packages; prunes,
peaches, dried apples, all kinds canned
fruits, eating and seed potatoes. tobacco,
segars, soaps of all kinds. Rabbits
soap . cts. per cake.
Thanking my patrons for their kind
treatment in the past, solicit a con-
tinuation of the same.
may7, 'S6-tf. w. $. MERCHANT.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-07-22

RCkCu[oc It's causes, and new ana
HCHlNl00 successful CURE at your
~ own home, by one who was deal
twenty eight years. Treated ny most on
tbe noted Specialists without benefit.
cured himself in three months, and since
then hundreds of others. Full particu-
lars sent on application. 49,. ~,
r. 5. PAGE, No. Al West 3lst ST., New
York City.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-07-22

On the retired list of the navy there are
fifty rear admiralS, fifteen commodores,
twelve commanders, twenty paymaSters,
fourteen captains, twenty lieutenant COM
manderS. forty-one ieutenantS, seventy
two engineers, and forty-six surgeons.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-07-22
ROOT BEER,
HIRES
IMPRoV'D

Package, - cents. makes . GALLONS OF
delicious, sparkling, Temperance bever-
age. STRENGTHENs AND PUPPIES THE
Bloom. It's purity and delicacy com
mend il to all. Sold by all druggists
and storekeepers.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-11-10

The ELECTIoNs.-Electio returns
Wednesday morning announce the
result of the election in New York
state as in doubt. The Democrats
claim the state by 10000 while the
Republicans say the state is doubtful,
but concede the election of the entire
Democratic city ticket, including the
notorious Fellows, who is elected Dis
trict Attorney over Nicoll the Repub-
lican and Independent candidate. In
Massachusetts, Gov. Ames and the
entire Republican ticket are elected
by increased msjorities. The Penn
sylvanIa Republican state ticket is
elected, $4,000 majority. Gov. For
aker is reelected Gov. of Ohio. Ne
braska elects a Republican Supreme
Court Judge by $4,000. In Missis-
sippi where there was no opposition
the Democrats elect their ticket
Virginia is Democratic by a larg,
figure, as is also Maryland. Rhode
Island elects Republican Congress-
man in place of a Democrat. In
Oregon the Prohibition amendment
is defeated by 5000.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-11-10
NOTES..

Judge John NJ. Berry of the Su
preme Court of Minnesota died Tues
day.
P. T. Barnum, addressing body
of business men at Bridgeport, said
'sYou do not any of you advertise
enough. You ought to use printer
ink every day. You are asleep, and
want your business to run itself.
Standing advertisements in paper
command confidence"
If country newspapers published the
names of subscribers who take, read
and enjoy and are gratiied by, yet re-
fuse to pay for their home papers, the
reputation of most communities for
moral honesty would depreciate 20
per cent. An editors labor is seldom
esteemed or compensated.-Ne1o York
Sun.
Uneasy farmers who have harvest
ed fair crops this season will do well
to note that Kansas farmers are feel
ing gloomy about the agricultural out
look in that State. Less than half
the usual corn crop will be secured.
and there will be a corresponding de-
: crease in the supply of beeves anc
hogs. Many of the smaller farmers
hardly expect to make both ends meet
till next years harvest
1t is stated that German steam
ship recently took to Colon from AT
RIGA 700 Liberians, men of gigantic
stature and powerful physique. They
we've half naked, carried queer look
ing bundles upon their shoulders, and
spoke language which no one else on
the isthmus understood. 1t is said
that 1900 more will follow, and that
these men will work on the Panama
Canal. Isn't this revival of the AT:
rican slave trade in a new guise?
Charles W. Bates, of Boston, wa:
arraigned before Commissioner Hallet
Friday morning by the Post-office au
thorities on a charge of making al
unlawful use of the mails. The com
plainant alleges that Bates advertised
scheme by which people at hom
, could earn Sc to SO per week by waite
! color painting, at which little or III
experience was necessary. He offeret
5 to send paints, brushes, samples, di
9 rections, etc., which could not b
) bought in Boston for less than 1925
2 for $50. The government assert
s that the intrinsic value of the article
I sent is about 40 cents, and that tn
4 work described cannot be done by an
Z but an experienced artist. Bates wa
9 held in $500 bonds for examination.
The approach Of long winter even
A ings brings up the oft asked questio
"What shall we do for evening amuse
: ments?" All the old games are wor
out or out-grown. To fill just such
, vacuum handsome little book emit
tied " Parlor Games for the Wise an
the Otherwise has been issued by tn
0. M. Hubbard Co. of Rochester, n
Y. 1t is made up exclusively of roun
games, games in which all may tax
,, part; and what is best of all, th
, games are clearly and concisely ex
pressed. 1t is just the book for th
home circle and adapted to ali ages
The low price at which it is sold, s.
cents, insures for it wide circulation
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-11-10
STATE NEWS.

N. S. Royce has been appointed
postmaster at Guildhall.
Bradford seems likely to have the
shirt factory which St. Johnsbury re-
jected.
Twelve hundred barrels of apples
were sold in Bennington within two
weeks.
G. F. Heath of Sharon was thrown
from buggy and had his thigh bone
broken.
The Vermont Baptist state conven-
ton will hold its next meeting at Bur-
, lington.
The fines in the Rutland police
court for the past six months aggre-
gated S5,122.
st. Johnsbury has had one lecture
so thoroughly disappointing as not to
count for anything.
A chopper named Martel from Rox-
ton, P. O.. was crushed by log at
North Troy the other day and terribly
injured.
Mlddlebury college base ball dia-
mond has been graded aud improved,
and some fine playing is predicted fol
next season.
1t is said that quite number OF
cases of diphtheria have appeared OF
late in Burlington. Rutland and
Montpelier have been similarly at:
fiicted.
Bethel was the scene of a case Of
kidnapping the other evening. A mar
who had separated from his wife stole
the child while the mother was out OF
the room.
W H. Brink has just cast six ton
rubbing bed for the Burlington Manu-
featuring Company. Twelve thoust
and pounds of molten iron were used
for the purpose. i
A set of farm buildings belonging
TO c. L. Hemingway, at Waterford,
were burned Friday night; caused by
a hen flying against a lighted lantern
in the barn, setting fire to the hay.
Loss, about So, 800; insured for
81, 800.
A house and barn belonging tc
Albert Jones at Sheldon, were de.
stroyed by fire Sabbath evening. The
fire when discovered was in the barr
part, and only a short time elapsed
before the whole was in flames. Mr.
Jones was not a resident, having
rented the premises to Mr.. Bailey.
The goods, wares and merchandise
belonging to this family were saved,
as also the doors and windows in the
lower part of the house. Supposed &c
be the work of an incendiary. In
sured in a state company for 81 900